# Signal Register

> A daily register of property in England and Wales held by companies that have just entered insolvency, built from official records, with a score that shows its working and the insolvency practitioner who can sell. £5 a week, billed £20 every four weeks.

Signal Register is a Thursday Thinking Digital product. It reads corporate insolvency notices in The Gazette each morning, flags property companies, and names the insolvency practitioner who can sell. It never names directors or suggests contacting individuals. Coverage: England and Wales.

Price: £5 a week, billed £20 every four weeks, one plan, every entry included. The first 100 subscribers keep £5 a week for as long as they stay.

## Product
- [Home](https://signalregister.co.uk/): what Signal Register does and how to join the waiting list
- [Data sources](https://signalregister.co.uk/data): every source, its licence and how personal information is handled

## Comparisons
- [Signal Register vs Receiv-r](https://signalregister.co.uk/compare/receiv-r): An honest, dated comparison of Signal Register and Receiv-r: prices, what each plan includes, and where each one is stronger. Checked 1 October 2026.
- [Signal Register vs GalimAI](https://signalregister.co.uk/compare/galimai): An honest, dated comparison of Signal Register and GalimAI: how each one works, what it costs, and who you end up contacting. Checked 1 October 2026.

## Guides
- [How to buy property from a liquidator or administrator](https://signalregister.co.uk/guides/buying-property-from-a-liquidator-or-administrator): Who sells property when a company enters insolvency, how to approach the practitioner, what the sale terms usually look like, and the checks to make before you offer.
- [Receivership vs administration vs liquidation, for property buyers](https://signalregister.co.uk/guides/receivership-administration-liquidation): The three insolvency routes that lead to property sales, who appoints the office-holder, who they act for, what they can sell, and what each means if you want to buy.
- [How to read a Gazette insolvency notice](https://signalregister.co.uk/guides/how-to-read-a-gazette-insolvency-notice): What each part of a corporate insolvency notice in The Gazette tells a property buyer, which notice types matter, and the mistakes to avoid.
- [How to find companies in liquidation that own property](https://signalregister.co.uk/guides/find-companies-in-liquidation-that-own-property): A practical method for finding property held by companies in liquidation or administration in England and Wales, using free official records, and the limits to know about.

## Data
- [Weekly Insolvency Property Index](https://signalregister.co.uk/press): Weekly counts of corporate insolvency notices in The Gazette and how many involve property companies, by notice type and region. Free to cite, with a CSV download.

## Optional
- [Full text of the guides and comparisons](https://signalregister.co.uk/llms-full.txt)